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#2198840 Neverwinter
Posted Shadok on 06 May 2013 - 07:38 AM
You don't get that many abilities on your bar at once, but some can be combined to be really useful. For example, I have a daily that makes my attacks steal health for a few seconds, then an AoE taunt that does damage. If I'm low, the 2 pretty much spike me to full health instantly (which can't really be done any other way since I don't have any real AoE aside from my taunt). Another example would be using my cone ability that knocks mobs back to bunch them up, then using my lunge that marks all of the adjacent targets to whoever my lunge hits (marking targets basically gives you threat and increases threat generation). The lunge has no CD so half the time I'll be flying from the boss to adds that peel off, then back to the boss, then to more adds, and back to the boss, all very quickly throughout the fight.
All in all I'm very pleased with this game and the massive amount of potential it has. Before GW2 had released I thought I was sick of the holy trinity (despite the fact that I had always been a tank, one of the roles that generally didn't have a hard time grouping), but now it's beginning to look like the lack of interactivity with the combat was what made tanking, or healing, or DPS'ing hurtful to MMOs. The way that the attack animations are designed, the block animation, the sound effects, and many other factors make the majority of the combat feel like an epic battle regardless of what's going on. However, the fact that the fights are actually for the most part interesting and somewhat difficult is really what seals the deal.
#2172851 Final Rest, Finally found!
Posted Kurosov on 28 February 2013 - 11:18 PM
#2157516 Best Farming class that's also useful in groups?
Posted Lilly32 on 04 February 2013 - 04:51 AM
#2163545 Sword skin hunt.
Posted heatrr on 13 February 2013 - 05:31 PM
#2161618 PUGs are Bad, Guildies are Great
Posted Airwolf on 10 February 2013 - 02:47 AM
Even a elitist that gets into a group of four guildies needs to have the will to learn the other members play style and either adapt or be patient.
Every party that i have been in that has failed, failed for these reasons.
#2159741 Sell laurels in the gem store
Posted MithranArkanere on 07 February 2013 - 02:02 AM
Laurels should be that one thing you can only get with dedication.
I don't want to see anyone getting the cat in a bowler hat by paying.
It's the best item in the entire game, and it should be available only to those who play the game, not to those who can pay for it.
#2128144 When will GW2 get real PvP?
Posted RandomErrata on 25 December 2012 - 11:39 PM
#2156766 How do you beat Thieves?
Posted Lordkrall on 02 February 2013 - 07:12 PM
Bloodtau, on 02 February 2013 - 07:03 PM, said:
have you played a thief? Their number 5 skill gets STRONGER while in stealth. They can hit the skill in stealth, which with the games crappy way it handles stealth rendering, means they can hit you 1-2 times before it full shows their model.
Hmm, must have missed that skill. I was quite sure that the thief left stealth when he attacked (unless it was a skill that gave him stealth when using it of course).
So, you mean you need to SEE a enemy before you react?
When I start to get damaged I do tend to dodge rather fast, even if I can't see the enemy attacking.
#2155824 3 things I would like to see in WvW
Posted Altoric on 01 February 2013 - 06:34 AM
#2155571 3 things I would like to see in WvW
Posted RivenVII on 31 January 2013 - 10:25 PM
phabby, on 31 January 2013 - 06:03 AM, said:
but they main thing I would like too see is the nerf to stealth. If you are in an attack zone of a player and attack all stealth in that zone should be unavailable for the entire attack. if you want to go be a spotter or hide in a keep sure keep the stealth up, but not be able to do it in a fight after you tag someone.
you just took away half of the strategy involved with thieves. Their mechanics work far more with stealth than simply backstabbing after a Steal + CandD... Culling is a huge problem and they are working to fix it, but taking away combat stealth removes entire escape and disengage mechanisms. Guess we should get rid of all invuln and channeled block skills like warrior shield #5 too because they don't let you hit a person? You can still damage, cc, and kill a stealthed person, they just tend to prey on the weak or unobservant. Let's make an effort to not destroy entire class mechanics and instead talk about things that would actually improve WvW.
FYI, this is coming from a warrior. I just dgaf about stealth because I know how to kill them.
#2156539 Just installed game need class advice
Posted dawdler on 02 February 2013 - 10:16 AM
#2124371 Hottest character in GW2
Posted Sheepski on 20 December 2012 - 04:51 PM
#2151551 Social online. Quiet in real life.
Posted leongrado on 26 January 2013 - 08:40 PM
Anyone else share these experiences? I can't tell if I'm socially anxious or just completely uninterested in the topics other people are talking about.
#2155216 100 Blades? No...500 Blades!
Posted Rezo on 31 January 2013 - 01:32 PM
#2153882 Help me choose a main
Posted Elysen on 29 January 2013 - 11:39 PM
.... and over and over as a warrior or ranger. Ranger is practically auto attack dodge, Warrior is spam your skills and don't worry about "preserving" their cooldowns. If you worry this will bore you, these are not for you.
Guardian is a simple class and very effective even at lower skill levels. They require slight more care than a Warrior as it's ill-advised to keep all skills in cooldown as this profession.
Engineer & Elementalist are two professions with a very high skill curve. It will take a LOT of practice to play these well. If you can't afford to sink time into it, DO NOT PLAY THESE. When I find a bad Engineer or Elementalist in my groups it feels like we're 4 manning it.
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Photo by James BunoanAs a reporter who covers the never-ending war between gangs and cops in Orange County, I'm used to writing depressing stories about people doomed to a lifetime of pointless violence that ends in incarceration or death. So when I first met him three years ago at the Santa Ana city jail, Eddie Qui�ones—a severely overweight, bald-headed 18-year-old member of the Anaheim street gang Down Familia de Wicked Soldiers—seemed like just another born loser.
Cops and gang members themselves have a saying that sums it up: You can take the gangbanger out of the gang, but you can't take the gang out of the gangbanger. So I could never have guessed that, by the next time I saw Qui�ones, he would have completely turned his life around. It's not supposed to happen.
Leaving the gang life behind wasn't easy for Eddie. Both his father and his older brother are serving prison sentences, and he admits to at least eight arrests—for everything from grand theft auto to street terrorism—during his days as an active gang member. In July 2000, police raided his father's home and arrested Eddie for violating his probation by carrying a pocketknife. He spent five months behind bars. On more than one occasion, jail officials locked all the inmates in their cells because of race riots that broke out in the jail cafeteria. During one of those lockdowns, Eddie celebrated his 18th birthday—in solitary confinement. He spent so much time in the hole that he even missed a court appearance when guards forgot where he was.
The experience left him determined never to go back to jail, and more importantly, made him realize that if he kept hanging out with gang members, he'd end up following his father and brother on the well-worn path between state prison and the county's barrios.
Back then, Qui�ones told us all he wanted to do was study hard and stay out of gangs. That's exactly what he did. He signed up for continuation classes at Gilbert High School. After a year of classes, he spent a semester at Loara High School and graduated in June 2002 with a 4.0 GPA. Since then, he has been working as a teaching assistant for Anaheim Union School District and playing football at Fullerton Community College, where he's registered to get his associate in arts degree. He wants to become a public-school teacher.
He became a new man in another way as well. When behind bars at Santa Ana's city jail, Qui�ones weighed 280 and was on antidepressants. After exercising just about every day since his release, he dropped 110 pounds. He completed both the 2002 and 2003 LA marathons.
Qui�ones says he plans to enlist in the Marine Corps to pay for college—and to get himself out of the neighborhood. "I'm into God now, not gangs," he said. "I started believing in myself and that allowed me to believe in God. I did that right here in this gang-infested neighborhood. So when people ask me where I'm from—what gang I'm from—I say, 'Nowhere. I ain't from nowhere."

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The last few rehearsals have definitely been difficult. We have had long rehearsals of blocking and tech. It's been a challenge to say the least. The rehearsal on Saturday was our opportunity to finish all of the blocking. It was pretty slow at first, but it picked up and was greatly successful. Our next rehearsal was tech rehearsal, this is where things get real slow to learn all of the scenery and props movement and technical cues. We must have replayed some scenes fifty times, many of which involve the use of water onstage (always hard to pull off.) That was interesting. As the Assistant Stage Manager, I was given the opportunity to set up the backstage area and make sure that everything runs smoothly. Jake, the first Stage Manager, worked in the booth with Mr. Howard and Nic on the complex light and sound cues. Overall, although these rehearsals sometimes felt shaky, they were very successful in the end. The whole cast agreed.
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Come witness the result when we perform 'Eurydice' on November 3, 4, and 5 in Allen Theater at 7:30 p.m!
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Help me pick my first used board! URGENT help needed....
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I'm new to snowboarding to be exact did 2 half days with rental equipment. First time was not so great as they gave a board that too stiff and i kept falling down a lot although i told them i have told them i'm new. Second time i specifically asked for a soft board and it was great did not even fall down a single time after i figured out which leg is my lead leg. So now i decided to get new boots, still thinking if i should get beginner boots or just go ahead and get something better. Bindings and board i decided to go with used for now until probably middle of next season. I plan i going every or every other week to ride until the mountain will close and same thing next season. I'm around 6'2''-6'3" and around 215lbs so i know i need a board 160+, my boot size is 13 so i need a wide board with large bindings. I looked on CL locally and found several boards. 1) 161cm Ride Cue with barton mission bindings. 161 cm Ride Cue snowboard w/ Burton Mission bindings 2) Palmer 160 cm with Volkl bindings Palmer Snowboard for sale with bindings 3) Camp Seven Reinier 164X with valdez bindings. I assume bindings are made by Camp 7 as well. 164cm Snowboard with Bindings I would appreciate if you guys can help me decide ASAP and suggest which one of these boards is a better one for someone like me. I need this board to basically practice how to turn better and basically just ride down the mountain the most fun way. For now i'm NOT planning on any jumps or any other crazy stuff. Just basically free-riding and making cool turns with dramatic effect of snow flying everywhere ! I would like to pick the board up this week so i can go ride this Sunday ! Please list your choice as 1,2,3 out of these 3 boards. Thanks everyone ! Last edited by RusWolf; 03-13-2013 at 06:30 AM. |
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If the other 2 are normal width, they might be too narrow? TT
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Thanks for your reply.
According to the owners all of them are wide. I understand that for $100 i will not buy a state of the art board, i know it will be slightly better than renting, but if i go 3 more times this year it will buy itself out. |
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The Boeing Company received a $17.8 million contract to upgrade F/A-18 Hornet airplanes, with 92 percent of the work coming to Boeing's Cecil Airport facility.
The facility began performing upgrades on the planes in 1999 and recently became the national center of component structural repair for the planes.
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Oh hell yeah, this place was friggin booming 2 years ago.. Things have changed since @haterslayer became mod... j/k
I have a Nissan Maxima 2002!!! White. Would love to get it painted though since New York drivers can't fucking park.
Yeah, it's sad. A few decent boards here died off. I think it's a combo of how terrible and outdated the UI on this board was for so long, and how belligerent so many IGN posters are/were...
Don't forget to add in the new regime around here as well...canning Teddy was a huge mistake for IGN Speaking of NY drivers who can't park...at one of the local supermarkets in my area, the moment it snows people can't figure out where they're supposed to be parking. There's space for 2 parking spots back to back...and even when the lines are somewhat visible, the idiots park in the middle of the access road, and leave one space wide open (or block a car 100% in by parking behind it when there's another car parked properly in front of it). I'm just waiting for the day that the local cops realize what's going on & start towing all the idiots parking that way....
Part of the problem is the way favorite boards are now. They used to show up first on the main board list. Just a pain to get to them now.
I noticed when living in Illinois that the same thing happens, when there is snow on the ground even with the lines somewhat visible parking is a free for all. I used to take advantage of this and park pretty far away from other cars to leave some space and hope the driver that parked on the other side of me did the same thing.
So he claims... I barely believe a word that guy ever said. I think he was just some weird kind of attention whore.
I don't remember the Bocho thing, but that airplane builld turning out to be a hoax was pretty disappointing.
Bocho said he lost a thumb in some roofing incident... He would never get a picture for us, and eventually just disappeared. Also, he said he had some nice cars because he was a realtor. But who is going to get into a vette to go look at houses? I really liked all the detail he would post in that thread too. All I can say is that I am happy that at least someone made it. That blog was pretty neat. Are you holding it all together with some strange rivet things?
Speaking if reminiscing, Pat Ernzen disappeared....but he still updates his site once in a blue moon. http://www.desert-motors.com/
That's a hot picture and all... but I don't understand what she's doing. Does she think she's a dog? Is she taking a piss under the counter? Also, someone ripped off someone: This came out years ago, but I don't know how old that A-Mart ad is. EDIT: Holy shit, I just realized that the wording on these two ads is EXACTLY the same. Is one (or both) of these fake? Are BMW and Aston using the same advertising firm? If so, they should sue... or something.
Heh, looks like the A-Mart one is fake, which makes sense since it's apparently very new: http://v12.auto123.com/en/2013/02/did-aston-martin-go-overboard-with-this-sexy-provocative-ad-nsfw/ Didn't even notice that typo in Clam's image since it was too low res. I thought it seemed strange that Aston Martin would even have a CPO program, let alone that they would bother advertising for it like that. (Although maybe they still do both?)


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The SRO chain added two more screens in adjacent property in 1984, not 1989.
The December, 2011, issue of Queen Anne Cobblestone, the newsletter of the Queen Anne Historical Society, said that the Uptown Theatre was designed by architect Victor W. Voorhees. The Uptown opened on May 26, 1926, with 749 seats. The original auditorium lost 234 seats in 1984, when the lobby was expanded to serve two new auditoriums that were built adjacent to the original theater that year.
The current marquee of the Uptown was installed as part of a 1953 renovation which was designed by architect B. Marcus Priteca.
The Uptown Theatre had a tiny Wurlitzer pipe organ when it opened: opus 1339, built in 1926 for this theatre was 2 manuals and 4 ranks, a style B stock model. It seems the organ was removed in 1930 and is now (supposedly) at the Presbyterian Church in Oak Harbor, Washington.
Seattle International Film Festival made this announcement earlier today: SIFF is excited to announce the acquisition of the historic Uptown Theater in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood. The historic neighborhood theater will re-open to the public beginning October 20, 2011 in conjunction with the Grand Opening of the new SIFF Film Center at Seattle Center, ushering in a new era of film in the Northwest. http://www.siff.net
SIFF has acquired the lease for the next five years and will re-open the place as an arthouse on Oct 21: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/movies/2015841004_siff07.html?prmid=head_more
I read on a site that AMC holds the lease for another year and will just let it run out keeping the building unused. It would seem the location of this cinema could be a sucessful operation, if the lease was reasonable or the building could be bought, by an independant operator. The major chains just don't want to be bothered with a 3 screen older building. But this theater seems an ideal situation for an independant operator. With the right bookings and alittle refreshing I bet this place could be quite sucessful.
Like most Theatre chains I bet they cleaned it out.Only theatres I know that still have equipment are GCC locations they closed and Couldn't sell. Augusta,Ga has an 8-plex closed everything in the Theatre and a Triple at the Closed Mall everything there including Rats,Mark.
Does anyone know if the theatre is turn-key or did AMC take the equipment?
I suppose Landmark might be interested; they have already a major presence in the Seattle area already, and the Uptown might be a good fit. On the other hand, Landmark has been pulling back on its operations, having left Austin, New Orleans, and Columbus, OH over the last year or so. If it survives as a cinema at all, it might have to go non-profit. If AMC currently owns the building, it might very well put in one of one those "no-theatrical-use" provisions into the sales agreement.
Another article about the closing with a picture: View link
I've read elsewhere that the theatre was not divided. The original remains and a neighboring restaurant has been converted into two additional screens.
I am willing to research the history and provide photos. Let me know.
WHY IS THIS THEATER FOR SALE SO CHEA?????Listed for $550,000.with 4 stores


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Read MoreIts around a lot but you cannot join ad still have fun.
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The works of questionable merit on display at the Museum of Bad Art prove that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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On a wall in the basement of a Dedham, Massachusetts, movie theater hangs a small painting illuminated from above by a single fluorescent light. It is a study in greens and browns, with shocking red and magenta highlights. The piece, an oil on canvas, is titled Mana Lisa. At 12 by 16 inches, it is smaller than the original Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece that inspired it, but it has a powerful -- if different -- effect nonetheless. The vivid green background looks practically radioactive, and the shading on the cross-gender subject's skin makes her (or him) appear burned. You might think to yourself, This is … really bad.
And that's precisely the point.
Whereas in the past, museum walls have been reserved exclusively for the work of the greats, the Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) extends an opportunity to less-than-stellar works and artists. Founded in 1993 in the basement of a West Roxbury, Massachusetts, home, it was moved the following year to the basement of the nearby Dedham Community Theatre, within earshot of the men's room, and it remains there today. The one-of-a-kind museum houses a collection that ranges, according to its website, "from the work of talented artists that have gone awry to works of exuberant, although crude, execution by artists barely in control of the brush. What they all have in common is a special quality that sets them apart in one way or another from the merely incompetent."
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MOBA's collection of more than 400 paintings and a few sculptures has come from yard sales, thrift shops, curbside trash piles, and generous donations. Curator-in-chief Michael Frank finds many of the works himself, but as the museum's reputation has grown, so, too, has the number of donations. Not everything can make the cut, however; some pieces are simply too bad -- or are they not bad enough? -- for exhibition. Donated pieces that aren't accepted into the collection are sold at auction with a certificate that reads, "Rejected from MOBA."
So what leads to the dreaded rejection certificate? The staff at MOBA maintains strict curatorial standards, employing criteria that automatically eliminate some pieces from exhibition. "Not bad art" includes commercial or tourist art (e.g., something you might find on a cruise), kitsch (as in a painting on velvet or a paint-by-numbers canvas), and work by young children. Only if a piece surpasses those categories does it get the chance to be deemed as bad enough for display.
"Poor technique alone is not sufficient to qualify as bad art," Frank says.
The museum has no docents and no paid staff. Instead, there is an enthusiastic core of volunteers who help hang changing exhibitions three times a year. Attendance figures are difficult to estimate, since admission is free. But based on movie-ticket sales, it's possible that more than 400 people a month visit the museum, which is conveniently open during movie-theater hours.
In May of 2008, MOBA opened a second venue -- again, in a basement and within earshot of a men's room -- at the Somerville Theatre near Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Visitors must buy a movie ticket to get into the Somerville location, unlike at the Dedham location.) The 1,000-square-foot space has doubled the museum's exhibition capacity. Frank hopes to draw 1,000 visitors per month with works like the ironically iconic Eileen, an oil painting that was stolen in 1996 and remained missing for 10 years before it was returned. The museum posted a reward of $6.50, the most ever offered for a work of art in its permanent collection.
Fans who can't get enough of Eileen can see more artwork of similar caliber in the recently published book The Museum of Bad Art: Masterworks (Ten Speed Press, $15), a follow-up to the museum's popular first publication, The Museum of Bad Art: Art Too Bad to Be Ignored. The newest book features glossy full-color photos and descriptions of 70 works. "It is clear that many of these artists suffered for their art," write Frank and Sacco in the book's introduction. "Now it's your turn."
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Hypervitaminosis refers to a condition of abnormally high storage levels of vitamins, which can lead to toxic symptoms. The medical names of the different conditions are derived from the vitamin involved: an excess of vitamin A, for example, is called hypervitaminosis A.
Generally, toxic levels of vitamins stem from high supplement intake and not from dietary sources. Toxicities of fat-soluble vitamins can also be caused by a large intake of highly fortified foods, but foods rarely deliver dangerous levels of fat-soluble vitamins.[1]
The Dietary Reference Intake recommendations from the United States Department of Agriculture define a "tolerable upper intake level" for most vitamins.
High dosage vitamin A; high dosage, slow release vitamin B3; and very high dosage vitamin B6 alone (i.e. without vitamin B complex) are sometimes associated with vitamin side effects that usually rapidly cease with supplement reduction or cessation.
Fat soluble[edit]
With few exceptions, like some vitamins from B complex, hypervitaminosis usually occurs more with fat-soluble vitamins (D, E, K and A or 'DEKA'), which are stored in the liver and fatty tissues of the body. These vitamins build up and remain for a longer time in the body than water soluble vitamins.[1]
Conditions include:
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- Hypervitaminosis K[citation needed] According to Williams' Essentials of Diet and Nutrition Therapy (Mosby, 10th Edition) It is difficult to set a DRI for vitamin K because part of the requirement can be met by intestinal bacterial synthesis. Reliable information is lacking as to the vitamin K content of many foods or its bioavailability. With this in mind the expert committee established an AI rather than an RDA. This RDA (AI for men age 19 and older is 120 µg/day, AI for women is 90 µg/day) is adequate to preserve blood clotting, but the correct intake needed for optimum bone health is unknown. Toxicity has not been reported.
High doses of mineral supplements can also lead to side effects and toxicity. Mineral-supplement poisoning does occur occasionally, most often due to excessive intake of iron-containing supplements.
Comparative safety statistics[edit]
In the United States, overdose exposure to all formulations of "vitamins" was reported by 62,562 individuals in 2004 (nearly 80% [~78%, n=48,989] of these exposures were in children under the age of 6), leading to 53 "major" life-threatening outcomes and 3 deaths (2 from vitamins D and E; 1 from polyvitaminic type formula, with iron and no fluoride).[2] This may be compared to the 19,250 people who died of unintentional poisoning of all kinds in the U.S. in the same year (2004).[3] In 2010, 71,000 exposures to various vitamins and multivitamin-mineral formulations were reported to poison control centers, which resulted in 15 major reactions but no deaths.[4]
Before 1998, several deaths per year were associated with pharmaceutical iron-containing supplements, especially brightly colored, sugar-coated, high-potency iron supplements, and most deaths were children.[5] Unit packaging restrictions on supplements with more than 30 mg of iron have since reduced deaths to 0 or 1 per year.[5] These statistics compare with 59 confirmed deaths due to aspirin poisoning in 2003 [6] and 147 deaths known to be associated with acetaminophen-containing products in 2003.[6]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Sizer, Frances Sienkiewicz; Ellie Whitney (2008). Nutrition: Concepts and Controversies (11 ed.). United States of America: Thomson Wadsworth. pp. 221, 235. ISBN 0-495-39065-8.
- ^ Toxic Exposure Surveillance System (2004). "Annual Report" (pdf). American Association of Poison Control Centers.
- ^ "National Center for Health Statistics".
- ^ Bronstein, A. C.; Spyker, D. A.; Cantilena, L. R.; Green, J. L.; Rumack, B. H.; Dart, R. C. (2011). "2010 Annual Report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers' National Poison Data System (NPDS): 28th Annual Report". Clinical Toxicology 49 (10): 910–941. doi:10.3109/15563650.2011.635149. PMID 22165864.
- ^ a b Tenenbein M (2005). "Unit-dose packaging of iron supplements and reduction of iron poisoning in young children". Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med 159 (6): 557–60. doi:10.1001/archpedi.159.6.557. PMID 15939855.
- ^ a b Watson WA, Litovitz TL, Klein-Schwartz W et al. (2004). "2003 annual report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers Toxic Exposure Surveillance System". Am J Emerg Med 22 (5): 335–404. doi:10.1016/j.ajem.2004.06.001. PMID 15490384.


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what I mean if I ran two or three serial code in super computer ,each one work on different loops , is that consider the best way to deal with facilities of parallel computing , or there is another best way? thanks
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Nothing wrong with using recipes for cooking, but to cook successfully, one should understand recipes are guidelines, used with good judgement which comes with experience that may include some training. My suggestion to take some cooking classes was primarily made so one could get some professional feedback. Then you should understand where your skills are. Many people are good cooks, many think they are but in reality they are not...I see it everyday as a chef instructor.
Hmmm this is interesting. I have not never taken a cooking lesson, although I watched lot chefs preparing dishes when I was younger. I learned how to cook initially by necessity becasue I can't afford meal plan in school. Slowly cooking has become an art for me, somehow I intuitively know what to do. Like in organic chemistry lab, I learned the basics and I heaped forward. We go to eat a lot, and find some dishes we like. Using reverse engineering, I usually can reproduce what they have. Of course searching in the internet helps to finalize the starting point. We used to entertained lot of guests, so I know our food are good.
I dreamed of opening a restaurant one day, even have a name for it. But so many things to do with so little time, I must limit my vision. However, my family know all about this restaurant franchise. It will be the first in the nation. So the dream lives on.
Occasionally I flipped thru the Channel and find someone demonstrating cooking. Sadly these individuals could not even know how to handle the kitchen utensil and let alone make a decent dish. It was a turn off for me. Therefore, I thought the cooking school is just like that. (No disrespect to T37Chef, I think he is the real thing). I am just a cook. It only serves the purpose of cooking for myself, family and guests. Now it expends to serve the captain and the crews I sail with. Because of this and by the words of mouth, I have picked up many sailing opportunities. Like looking for jobs, one must distinguish himself from the masses. Knowing how to prepare meals day after days in rough sea without getting burned helps.
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Calen Morelli, a street illusionist, walked up to a police officer with a bag of weed & offered to sell it to him. The policeman reacted to his magic trick.
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Chef Mohammad Islam
Chateau Marmont 8221 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046 (323) 656-1010
Aigredoux (opening December 2006) 230 W Kinzie St Chicago, IL 60610
Yield: 4 Servings
Method: For Stock: Combine all ingredients. Bring to a boil and skim the top, then simmer for 20 minutes or until reduced by ¼. Strain, discard solids, and cool.
For Artichokes: Place all ingredients in a thick bottom pan with the artichokes sitting stem side up. Cover and simmer on very low heat until cooked, approximately 25 minutes.
For Soup: Combine the stock with 4 of the artichokes and bring to a boil. Purée with a high speed blender and pass it through a chinois. Thinly slice one of the remaining artichokes with a mandoline and use as a garnish. Flash fry the second and use crisped leaves as a garnish. Season the scallops and sear. Finish soup with 6 scallops per person, thinly sliced artichoke and crisped artichoke leaves.
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